Map the handoff
Write down the trigger, the information the agent needs, and the tool that receives its output. Use fixed rules for predictable steps; reserve AI for interpreting or drafting information.
PRACTICAL AUTOMATION / PRODUCTIVITY
Start with a task your team already repeats: writing meeting notes, finding internal answers, or moving information between tools. A useful first automation has a clear input, a predictable destination, and someone who can check the result.
Write down the trigger, the information the agent needs, and the tool that receives its output. Use fixed rules for predictable steps; reserve AI for interpreting or drafting information.
Test with a small calendar, document set, or workspace. Make sure the assistant cannot reveal material that its user could not normally access.
Compare time spent doing the work manually with time spent checking and correcting the automation. Count missed tasks and duplicate actions as well as successful runs.
Your first pilot. Try one recurring meeting or one internal question category. Collect a week of examples, review the outputs with the people doing the work, and expand only after the workflow is useful.
Playbooks are suggested starting points. Scouted projects are leads to investigate. BotScout has not independently tested these tools. How we select and label finds ↗
Turn conversations into notes and follow-up tasks with an AI assistant.
Create agents for business tasks with Microsoft’s agent-building platform.
Combine AI steps with app connections and business rules in a visual workflow.
An experimental video editor whose repository describes an agent-assisted interface that can modify the editor itself.
A newly discovered project from the community. Follow the source to explore its claims, setup, and limitations.